Executive Councilor Chris Pappas' second quarter fundraising report for his 1st Congressional District U.S. House campaign, filed Sunday night, shows that his campaign raised $240,629 between April 1 and June 30.Pappas' campaign entered July with $440,498 in cash on hand, the report shows.Pappas' campaign said that 90 percent of that cash, $395,048, is available for spending in the primary election. He is one of 11 Democrats running for the seat currently held by U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, who is not seeking re-election.The report shows that Pappas received $207,876 from individuals and $25,255 from political action committees in the quarter. Since announcing his candidacy in November, Pappas has now raised $665,975, with $587,132 from individuals and $67,780 from PACs.Pappas has contributed a total of $11,063 to his campaign. Pappas’ campaign said his second quarter report shows contributors from all 80 communities in the 1st Congressional District. His campaign said that in the second quarter, 80 percent of the number of his contributions were $100 or less.His report showed that in the quarter, he raised $195,730 in itemized contributions of more than $200 and $12,145 in contributions of $200 or less.His campaign said, “Pappas is challenging all of his fellow candidates to adopt his Homegrown Campaign Pledge, committing that a majority of campaign donors will be Granite Staters.“Pappas is exceeding this benchmark, with more than two-thirds of donors from New Hampshire,” the campaign said."I'm proud of the way we have raised money in this campaign," Pappas said. "I hope all of my fellow candidates can say the same of their efforts, and I urge them to join me in signing on to our Homegrown Campaign Pledge.“Our focus is on local, low-dollar fundraising and being fully transparent when reporting day comes around. This seat is not for sale, and I will continue to fight to get big money out of politics and ensure our next member of Congress is grounded in the people, places, and values of New Hampshire."

Executive Councilor Chris Pappas' second quarter fundraising report for his 1st Congressional District U.S. House campaign, filed Sunday night, shows that his campaign raised $240,629 between April 1 and June 30.

Pappas' campaign entered July with $440,498 in cash on hand, the report shows.

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Pappas' campaign said that 90 percent of that cash, $395,048, is available for spending in the primary election. He is one of 11 Democrats running for the seat currently held by U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, who is not seeking re-election.

The report shows that Pappas received $207,876 from individuals and $25,255 from political action committees in the quarter.

Since announcing his candidacy in November, Pappas has now raised $665,975, with $587,132 from individuals and $67,780 from PACs.

Pappas has contributed a total of $11,063 to his campaign.

Pappas’ campaign said his second quarter report shows contributors from all 80 communities in the 1st Congressional District. His campaign said that in the second quarter, 80 percent of the number of his contributions were $100 or less.

His report showed that in the quarter, he raised $195,730 in itemized contributions of more than $200 and $12,145 in contributions of $200 or less.

His campaign said, “Pappas is challenging all of his fellow candidates to adopt his Homegrown Campaign Pledge, committing that a majority of campaign donors will be Granite Staters.

“Pappas is exceeding this benchmark, with more than two-thirds of donors from New Hampshire,” the campaign said.

"I'm proud of the way we have raised money in this campaign," Pappas said. "I hope all of my fellow candidates can say the same of their efforts, and I urge them to join me in signing on to our Homegrown Campaign Pledge.

“Our focus is on local, low-dollar fundraising and being fully transparent when reporting day comes around. This seat is not for sale, and I will continue to fight to get big money out of politics and ensure our next member of Congress is grounded in the people, places, and values of New Hampshire."